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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1966
Page
4
California governor denounces charity games and trading stamps in grocery stores as hidden costs adding about 0.5 percent to food bills. Mrs. Nelson cites $7 billion in yearly food sales and potential $100 million annual savings if such practices ended, while Brown faces boos from Reagan supporters and reiterates opposition to the candidate.
A analysis of how Reagan’s public appearances rely on constant handshakes and audience engagement. It contrasts his disciplined, well-prepared speeches with Brown’s improvisational style, noting the role of crowd energy in political strategy and the governor’s cautious crowd management.
A symposium on mental health is set for November 10 at the Orange County Medical Association building in Orange under the League of Women Voters. The morning session at 10 features Dr. Charles Bell of California State College Fullerton. the afternoon panel on child mental health planning features Dr. James Q. Simmons of UCLA Medical Center describing the Medical Center neuropsychiatric institute.
Two bandits held 34 customers and employees at gunpoint Monday while robbing the Bank of America branch on South La Brea Avenue of $9,000, police reported. West Hollywood annexation study ordered by City Council spurs debate with property owners seeking to form their own city. Episcopal Bishop James Pike urged release of autopsy films and Warren Commission evidence, claiming conspiracy and suppression.
KTLA viewers polled Sunday evening show Ronald Reagan leading Edmund G Brown 3418 to 2013 while Robert Finch leads Glenn M Anderson 3257 to 3088 in the lieutenant governor race. The poll was conducted by telephone during the broadcast.
Former California governor candidate George Christopher, after losing to Ronald Reagan, said he has accepted an ad hoc advisory role with the United Nations. The 58 year old former san francisco mayor said he is quitting politics and will work with the UN's new economic development program.
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